Täissageduskõlar
Täissageduskõlar, also known as full-suspension mountain bikes, are a category of bicycles designed for off-road cycling, particularly in demanding terrains such as rocky trails, steep descents, and rough forest paths. These bikes are equipped with suspension systems at both the front (fork) and rear (shock), allowing for greater comfort and control compared to hardtail bikes, which only have front suspension.
The primary advantage of täissageduskõlar is their ability to absorb shocks from uneven surfaces, reducing rider
Täissageduskõlar are commonly used in disciplines such as cross-country (XC), trail riding, enduro, and downhill (DH)
The frames of täissageduskõlar are typically constructed from lightweight materials such as aluminum, carbon fiber, or
While täissageduskõlar offer superior comfort and control, they are generally heavier and more complex than hardtails,